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Added a code action for QS6303 (immutable binding) #978
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Thanks! Looks good; I validated it locally on my end.
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I sometimes run into this in my own development - when I forget a given local symbol was declared as immutable and then try to modify it. I thought a code action might be useful. It is of course optional.
If the user tries to modify an immutable local variable, the code action offers an automatic conversion to mutable binding.